book review
-
“Invisible Illness” could have been transgressive. Instead, it minimizes Long COVID.
The book fails to convey the severity of infection-associated chronic conditions, demands for treatment, or importance of infection prevention.
-
Patricia Lockwood explores the depths of Long COVID in the new novel “Will There Ever Be Another You”
In her new novel Will There Ever Be Another You, which chronicles her experience of the COVID-19 pandemic, literary icon Patricia Lockwood writes, “‘Please don’t write about it,’ people were already begging each other, so she kept the notebook secret.”
-
The first major novel on Long COVID falls for harmful tropes. It doesn’t have to be this way.
More than four years into the pandemic, There’s Nothing Wrong with Her is the first novel from a mainstream American publishing company to explore the experience of Long COVID. Hopefully, more will follow to further explore — and educate readers about — the nature of this illness, but for now, Weinberg’s novel stands alone.
Follow Us
get the latest long covid news
Trending
Recent ARTICLES
-
What is the federal government currently doing about Long COVID?
-
U.S. scientists sequence 1,000 genomes from measles, a disease long eliminated with vaccines
-
“Not a whole lot of substance”: HHS posts Long COVID website, six months after making big promises
-
National COVID-19 trends, March 31
-
Research updates, March 31
Tags
advocacy arts CDC clinical trials commentary COVID-19 precautions disability essay government policy H5N1 healthcare HHS influenza international Long COVID in children masks and respirators ME ME/CFS medical education national COVID-19 trends NIH NIH RECOVER podcast public health research update science Trump administration updates and events vaccines wastewater surveillance